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Texas ID
Requirement to Vote:
Texas Driver license (not
expired more than 4 years)
Texas Election Identification
Certificate issued by DPS (these
are permanent cards for over 70
years)
Texas Personal ID card issued
by DPS (these may be
permanent for age 60 or older and
marked "INDEF")
Texas Concealed Handgun
License issuedby DPS (not
expired more than 4 years)
US Military ID Card with
photo (these are
permanent cards and marked
"INDEF")
US Citizenship Certificate
with photo (these Do
Not Expire)
US Passport and Passport Card
(not expired more
than 4 years)
NOTE:
If voter has a voter registration
certificate with an (E)
by their card number they are
exempt from photo ID requirement.
If you don’t have any of the above
ID, you will sign a
declaration saying you have a
“reasonable impediment” to obtaining
one of these forms of ID, and must
show some alternative form
of ID that has your
name and
address, such as:
Voter Registration
Certificate
Driver’s License or Personal
ID Card from any state (regardless
of expiration date)
Expired voter registration
certificates
Government Check
Paycheck
Utility Bill
Any other government Document
that shows your name
and address
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